Employer told to honour pay agreements after four-year court battle
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Government must “see sense” and retain vital protection for employers and employees, UNISON says
UNISON, Unite and TUC pension funds combine to make sure union values are heard at company AGMs
Restructuring affects 45,000 staff and over 400 organisations
Consultants plan axe for services and jobs in Sefton
UNISON demands that university consults on plans to privatise hundreds of staff
Natural Resources Wales is a new organisation that will look after everything from flood defences to a new Welsh coastal path
Trade Union Share Owners aims to put union values at the heart of the world of corporate governance, with a new approach to the way in which their investments are voted on at company AGMs
Nurses and other healthcare staff are crying out for safe staffing levels, says union, as the government misses the chance to deal with the issue
The number of UNISON members turning to the union’s welfare charity, There For You, has doubled since 2010, and most are working full time
“ill-conceived mess could cost the university more money, not less”, says UNISON
UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis co-signs letter from educationalists, teacher and student representatives and environmental/development organisations who are worried by new draft guidelines removing climate change from the national geography curriculum.
Dave Prentis: “Workers will now have their pay pegged to 1% until 2015-16. What does that say about giving people aspirations?”
A single state pension scheme could have serious implications for pension schemes in both the public and private sectors, says union
Union says the Chancellor is ‘out of ideas and should be out of a job’